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By Tom Haag
Tom Haag
Spring is proving to be a busy time between corn planting and grower-leaders taking full advantage of every opportunity to talk about our priorities for the Farm Bill.
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By Kathy Reding Bergren
Last month was marked by momentum from both the new Congress and our NCGA team. The reintroduction of bills that advance ethanol as an energy,
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By Brooke S. Appleton
It has been an incredibly busy year with many interesting twists and turns along the way. As 2022 draws to a close and the mid-term elections are wrapped up,
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By Brooke Appleton
This year’s election results are still trickling in as of this writing, but there is one thing that is certain: while there will be some changes in Washington,
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By Brooke S. Appleton
There is just something about Washington that comes across swampy.
During particularly brutal heatwaves, Washingtonians like to remind themselves that of course it’s hot;
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If there is anything unforgettable about Washington, it’s that the nation’s capital gets hot and humid during the summer months. Perhaps that’s why historically activity in the city has come to a screeching halt in August as members of Congress head home to meet with constituents.
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By Brooke S. Appleton
After Abraham Lincoln became president in 1861, he appointed to his cabinet the very opponents he had vanquished in the bitter and hard-fought battle for the Republican nomination the year before.
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By Brooke S. Appleton
As news events such as Roe v. Wade and gun legislation have been dominating much of the debate in Washington this summer,
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By Brooke S. Appleton
I have spent close to 20 years living and working in our nation’s Capital, and I have never seen the number of unprecedented events here that we’ve seen over the last year.
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